Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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I know I can do itl Kent Biggs concentrates on his music during class. 1 i Hi2h l Strune Quit squeakingl l'm trying not to. Well quit it - everyone thinks it's me! Everyone who has heard our orch- estra tuning up knows that the harsh noises don't last long. The four concerts, the trips and playing for graduation and the musical South Pacific, proved that they are better than average. In fact, the thrill of meeting new people and doing some- thing they love made it an enjoyable and rewarding year. Don't forget what an honor it was for Hillary Taylor, Kindra Messmer and Ray Schwaller to be chosen to go to All-Northwest - especially since only 20 people were chosen from Montana. Nothing like being at the top! Besides all the concerts and other activities, the orchestra received a superior rating at the District Music Festival. There were a number of times you could have heard this group of musicians playing - at the concerts, or even during rehearsals but if you missed out this year, there's always next year. Who knows, you might even decide to take up the violin! infix ii? 't Q 1 . They're the greatestl Mrs. Pat Reynolds seems pleased with the excellent rating the orchestra received in Helena. 76!Orchestra xii! 'Q .WAV I y f 5 it , ' x Gettin' down Bryan Haderlie and Galen McAllister stay together while practicing for an upcoming concert. All-State Musicians: Front Row - Kathy Macferran, Sheri Prunty, Sandra Gallik. Middle Row - Bob Skogley, Steve Kotan, Cameron Wickham, Steve Daines, Phoebe Agocs. Top Row - Ray Schwaller, Brad Frazee, David Suvak, Hillary Taylor, Galen McAllister, Kent Biggs. l l i I fl

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Sound - Sational Be in the orchestra room at Willson for warmup. . .no wrinkles in your dresses and bow ties on STRAIGHT. . .don't be half-dressed and I'm warn- ing you - NO TALKING IN THE BALCONY. . .be there! We get it everytime, the same speech, but it seems to work, the concerts always seemed to turn out O. K. - no, better than we thought. And Mr. Guenther? Well, we were HIS kids, no one elses. He cared about us and was dedicated to making us be the best we could be. We had fun, too. Remember the jokes told in the back of the bus on the way home from trips? A little crude maybe, but. . . Then teaching everyone what the Alligator dance was, even if we did look like spazes. And the weird looks we got when we all came bursting out of the chorus room singing King of Kings. Then there was the Christmas party, the late nights rehearsing for South Pacific, the sight reading Iyuckl, and most of all, the Hang it up, you nerds! 1'K Have you left the one you left me for? Tristi Lasher and Marcia Craft entertain the folks at the pop concert. Phillip Nelson Wendy Nelson Teresa Ness Ted Newman john Nicholson Thomas Nopper Dayna Nordtvedt Timothy O'Brien joseph O'NeiI Thomas Odegard Rachel Old Coyote Miriam Olsen' Shari Olson Patricia Pack Kevin Papke Angela Parks Steve Pasha Carol Perdue Dawn Perkins Melanie Perkins Pamela Phillips Choral!75

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Orchestra: Susan Smith, Kathy Shier, Phoebe Agocs, Kindra Messmer, Danielle Samson, Laura Anderson, Marlene Lang, Bryan Haderlie, Lori Brisbin, Tamara McAllister, Galen McAllister, Kent Biggs. 'L i' S fig-anti' 'Hal I'm ready! Phoebe Agocs prepares herself for the next selection. Concentrate now! Marlene Lang studies her music so she doesn't miss a note. Richard Pierce Louise Pierre David Pitman Kelly Poindexter Sheri Prunty Tami Rae Pyatt Nickola Rafter Carrie Rank jessica Reed Robin Reed Shari Reed Vicki Reese Barbara Reid Christine Reihman Ena Reisenauer Gary Reiser Sheila Rhine Milo Rixe Renee Roberts Ronald Robertson Thomas Roeder Orchestraf77